New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23

Inc business In railroad bonds well distributed but
Er,s ' a In volume, and steNy tone prevailed
sss anu iexhs general Us OF ~ per cent at 80,
second nonnern hrst 5s were of 3 at lOosa ana
1873 and Pennsylvania 4i2s were up Il at 100;
S hG;sepease and Ohio. series ID, L. higher at sO9
VIRGINIA Georgia gold IS were easy at ses Sss
columbus Hooking Valley Toledo IS were active and
TII ca IS 10 s4A2 and recovered to so4 New YORK
SSs anu IT. louis first Is were steady a. about
n poi cent 10 so and finished at 39s. Denver ana hlo
- were easy at about 10 Texas and Pacific In
s"n at 7 al e9S and rsts io Grsnde diy
aP VIA az yo4 81 Louis aud san Francisco general 6s
Or unlisted securities dealt In at the Stock Exchange
LOTION seed OH certificates sold 900 at 80 a634a62ai
hhsston and Pembroke 800 80 i2o 3S7s
ihc Ere anu Western preferred 5000 ut III ", Mex
lean national preferred 1900 at 81 a3 st Louis Ar
sasas and Texas 400 at 25 and rsts Sl50O0 at l00ia
hehcah National trsts CS3O000 at 40iad41. and Kan
AT HrI ana Ohlo nrsts CSl 0O0l at 20.
nne weekly statement of bank averages presents en-,
SSoakng exhibits in every Item. An expansion OF
Sa.sso5O0 In the loans. which not made to Wall
s sn Teneets demand for money In legitimate pur-
sus inc gain Of 81 1852 300 cash only partially rcnects
the actual accumulatons Of the week and the total
resources at the close of business yesterday were
more n9 man Sl0OO.OOO greater than tho amount
Sll3,sll 500 reported the average for the week.
n nne Increase In the amount OF deposits n
nearly 81 o0OOO0 greater than the increase called lor ny
ne other changes, which indicates influx OF National
BANK notes Because OF the large increase in deposits the
requirements OF the % per cent rule are raised ohy
Slo4'oIo less than the increase in the total cash
and IhG following the total statements of January 10
fan l5 Jan.22. Differences
Loans... s34a087 700 1851 448 200 Inc. 50 $50 300
specie. Sa,OsSOOO 80 1913 60O Inc. l7lnoO0
Legsl.t~nders 2lO7O7OO 24UI3 100 Dec. $1,000
Deposts 3.4ls700O $50 O8O 900 Inc. 6e73SuO
Circulation. 7S722OO 1888 400 Dec. $500
The following relation the total reserves
and the total deposits at the respective dates:
Specie SsSOss $50 798 500 Inc 300
Legal.tenders.. "a O7O 700 2IOiSiOO Dec. $1,000
Toa reserve sll2 l5s7o0 $ll3,sll,6U0 Inc sl6629oo
Reserve rqurd
az depOsits eS,536,9 95,0l5226 Inc. l,4bb3Io
surplus.....-. slsGll 800 sls,796376 Inc. slo4o75
The Clearing House statement to-day was as follows:
Exchanges, S96.6206s9 balances. $4.434,l3s. FOR
the week Exchanges 1915, 749,7s3 balances, 49,
736.651
Money ruled easy at per cent and closed offered
at per cent
In London British consols opened weak but recovered
and closed at 100 1916 for money and 1908 Tor account
Money was easy. American railways opened lower ana
unsettled by sensational cable dispatches from New
YORK. but at o'clock the market closed steady Win
some recoyeres. At Paris French per cents rose 10
S1.O2ia
The customs receipts Washington day were
$40 230 and the Internal receipts were
The Unitd states Treasury received $fs6OOO Naonsl osk
notes for redemption the receipts the week were -